This happens at the time when Poonch, earlier known as the hotbed of terrorism, is pivoting towards a better life. The L-G laid the foundation stone for projects worth Rs 195 crore in the district. A Hockey Astro Turf and a Boxing Hall were also inaugurated for the youth. Projects worth Rs 79 crore were launched for the welfare of the tribal community along with infrastructure projects such as bridges, roads, power substations, and smart classrooms.Bein
This happens at the time when Poonch, earlier known as the hotbed of terrorism, is pivoting towards a better life. The L-G laid the foundation stone for projects worth Rs 195 crore in the district. A Hockey Astro Turf and a Boxing Hall were also inaugurated for the youth. Projects worth Rs 79 crore were launched for the welfare of the tribal community along with infrastructure projects such as bridges, roads, power substations, and smart classrooms.Bein
Srinagar, October 19 (Scoop News)- Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today inaugurated the Kumaon Literary Festival at the Kashmir International Convention Centre.
The Lt Governor said that the festival brings together celebrated authors, poets, thinkers of the country to celebrate art, culture & literature and provides an opportunity to the people to explore new ideas and perspectives.
J&K is home to rich literary tradition, dating back to many millennia and our quest for knowledge continues, he further observed.
The Lt Governor said that under the guidance of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, dedicated efforts are being made since last two years to revive and promote J&K’s culture, art, literature, cinema, and music.
The nation is witnessing Economic, Cultural and Scientific Renaissances under the leadership of Hon’ble PM. Our ancient literary culture and values are rich and diverse and always guided us on the path of peace, co-existence and brotherhoo
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